Autism and Poetry (1): Sappho’s new poem and translating Charlie (#10)

Posted by kristinachew on 30/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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Charlie on a hot black car (#9)

Posted by kristinachew on 29/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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At sea with friends (#8)

Posted by kristinachew on 27/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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Officer, There ‘s Someone on the Roof (#7)

Posted by kristinachew on 24/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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So many children with autism, so few autism teachers: On “Deadly Immunity” by Robert Kennedy, Jr. (#6)

Posted by kristinachew on 22/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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The stone wall, the spot of red paint, and a lot of bugs: From one hot season in Minnesota to the start of a New Jersey summer(#5)

Posted by kristinachew on 22/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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The class of 2015: What is normal?

Posted by kristinachew on 20/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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Just another Saturday

Posted by kristinachew on 19/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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Why the title “My Son Has Autism”

Posted by kristinachew on 18/06/2005 · 1 Comment 

My title [i.e., the name of my first blog, My Son Has Autism] may seem blunt. It’s a phrase I’ve said countless times over these past six years, and with increasing ease. I’ve said it at the pool when the lifeguard is blowing his whistle at Charlie, who’s been standing and bouncing on the end … Read more

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Inaugural Swim

Posted by kristinachew on 18/06/2005 · Leave a Comment 

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